Wildcats Never Trail, Capture Win over Lions https://t.co/7MGpjuDZ4M
— FVSU Sports (@FVSUATHLETICS) January 26, 2019
Sunday, January 27, 2019
Wildcats Never Trail, Capture Win over Lions
FVSU Uses Second-Half Early Surge to Overtake Paine
FVSU Uses Second-Half Early Surge to Overtake Paine https://t.co/y6JY5S2wPU
— FVSU Sports (@FVSUATHLETICS) January 26, 2019
Miles Golden Bears gets big win at rival Tuskegee
MBB: @milescollegembb gets big win at rival Tuskegee. Read about it here: https://t.co/Ke15XAArQ1@TheSIAC @MilesCollege @PrezGTFrench @HBCUGameday @BlackCollegeExp @TheYardHBCU— Miles Golden Bears (@GoldenBearsofMC) January 27, 2019
TU downed by Miles College at home https://t.co/RjvPnb0FEm— Tuskegee Athletics (@MyTUAthletics) January 27, 2019
Golden Tigers defeat rival Miles College for third straight win
Golden Tigers defeat rival Miles College for third straight win https://t.co/ar6FEBhUjR— Tuskegee Athletics (@MyTUAthletics) January 27, 2019
WBB: Final. Tuskegee 67, @Miles_wbb (10-6, 5-5 @TheSIAC ) 61. @MilesCollege @PrezGTFrench @Onnidan @HBCUGameday— Miles Golden Bears (@GoldenBearsofMC) January 26, 2019
Conference slide continues for Lady Bears https://t.co/YrHuiu9Vn4— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
Hampton Lady Piratesd Take OT Win Over Gardner-Webb
LADY PIRATES TAKE OT WIN OVER GARDNER-WEBB https://t.co/HwhXbBkZ61— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
Runnin' Bulldogs Fall Short in Overtime Contest at Hampton, 82-80 https://t.co/GOCRYPpXyx— GWU Women’s Basketball (@GWU_WBK) January 26, 2019
Final: The #RunninBulldogs fought to the end in their first overtime contest of the season but came up short against the Hampton Pirates in #BigSouthWBB action, 82-80. @kayess__20 led the 'Dogs with 24 points pic.twitter.com/SW5HILgjmq— GWU Women’s Basketball (@GWU_WBK) January 26, 2019
Defense Shines As Hampton Pirates Defeat Campbell (Video Highlights)
— Hampton Athletics (@HUAthletics1868) January 27, 2019
Recap + Photos + Stats from tonight's matchup at Hampton ⤵️https://t.co/XtjpPeilDE— Campbell Basketball (@GoCamelsMBB) January 27, 2019
HIGHLIGHTS | Check out the best plays from tonight's game against Hampton!#RollHumps🐪 pic.twitter.com/KLjSlvU3fQ— Campbell Basketball (@GoCamelsMBB) January 27, 2019
Final | Campbell falls on the road at Hampton pic.twitter.com/NH6oa4Qkii— Campbell Basketball (@GoCamelsMBB) January 27, 2019
Cebria Outlow Scores Career-High in TSU's Win Over Murray State
Cebria Outlow Scores Career-High in TSU's Win Over Murray State https://t.co/EX1K3f30aw— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
WBB Post Game: Tennessee State at Murray State - 1/26/19 https://t.co/SNcT0dfIvj via @YouTube— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
The Racers played hard but it just wasn't quite enough. Lady Tigers come out on top in tonight's matchup with a score of 65-61— RacersWBB (@RacersWBB) January 27, 2019
Racers Can’t Hold On To Late Lead In Loss TSU https://t.co/dtPqRa0oy7— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
TSU Men's Basketball Falls to Murray State (Video Highlights)
Racer Men's Basketball - vs Tennessee State 1-26-19 Highlights https://t.co/X7WA9V1iHJ via @YouTube— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
Men's Basketball Falls to Murray State https://t.co/HIAmShUPY9— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
Racers Cage TSU Tigers - Hit Century Mark https://t.co/cIx6V1lUWy— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
Superfreak Ja Morant is becoming such a star so fast, there are urban legends developing about how he was overlooked when he played with Zion, and having no offers outside of Murray State.— Matt Norlander (@MattNorlander) January 23, 2019
But here’s the real story — and how he was discovered is wild. https://t.co/fcuOM1vOPA
The rise of Ja Morant has been years in the making. @JeremyWoo on how the Murray State guard became one of college basketball's must-see attractions https://t.co/mDjI7dvFaU— SI College Hoops (@si_ncaabb) January 23, 2019
The nation's assist leader, Ja Morant of @RacersHoops, is @TheBigOTrophy National Player of the Week. He posted a 40-point, 11-assist game last week. https://t.co/wTKW93ETiw pic.twitter.com/XFB8y4WVSk— USBWA (@USBWA) January 22, 2019
TSU Men's and Women's Tennis Claim First Victory of the Spring versus MVSU
Men's and Women's Tennis Claim First Victory of the Spring versus MVSU
— TennesseeStateTennis (@TSUTennis) January 26, 2019
📰https://t.co/wruOuWIamX#BigBlueRising
TSU Coaches Show Sunday at 9 a.m. CT
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— TSU Athletics (@TSU_Tigers) January 27, 2019
Catch the TSU Basketball Coaches Show on Sunday mornings at 9 a.m. @ThePoguester Talks to @TSUTigersMBB @coachpenny1 and @tsuladytigers @Coach_JKern on @NashSportsRadio
🔗https://t.co/z9lHddEBy3#BigBlueRising pic.twitter.com/rAvfyjYXdh
TODAY @ 10 a.m CT: NAIA No. 3 Ranked XULA Women's Tennis (0-0) vs. NCAA DI Texas State (2-0)
Sunday 10 a.m. forecast: overcast, 55 degrees. Decent weather when the women of @XULATennis, ranked third in the @NAIA, play their first match of 2019 against NCAA DI Texas State. Admission always is free at XULA Tennis Center.#TeamGold #HailAllHailXU pic.twitter.com/jyg0IdnOlZ— XULA Athletics (@xulagold) January 27, 2019
ECSU Vikings Stop Virginia State in CIAA Play, 72-59
Vikings Stop Virginia State in CIAA Play, 72-59 https://t.co/1TKVp7F1ZT— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
Women’s Basketball Suffers 72-59 Loss to Elizabeth City State University https://t.co/H0bP24xyWb— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
It's a FINAL from the R.L. Vaughan Center! Your Vikings are victorious 72-59! #VikingPride pic.twitter.com/CILtAWK3cU— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
#22 Naterria Luster 1:25 left in the fourth quarter @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/1c1tVEXnL1— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
AND ONE #15 Asia Deal @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/J7N1uKCw6h— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
#15 Asia Deal with a great pass to #4 Devona Stell. 3:30 left in the fourth @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/NmcSnnhaBK— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
Good pull up from #22 Naterria Luster @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/I5YI0qHJRU— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
Timeout: ECSU lead VSU 60-51 @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
No. 3 Virginia State Claims 69-54 Victory Over Elizabeth City State University
No. 3 Virginia State Claims 69-54 Victory Over Elizabeth City State University https://t.co/c7wV2NNxrN— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
Only in the @CIAAForLife ! I love my #CIAA family.@ECSUVikings #livingthelegacy pic.twitter.com/9vl5VV3YSb— CIAA Commissioner (@CIAACommish) January 26, 2019
My pops....#SagerStrong at ECSU. M pic.twitter.com/wBM1bGjoMQ— Shawn Walker (@ShawnWalkerSR) January 26, 2019
ECSU lose to VSU by a score of 69-54 @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/p1eFODciuw— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
Pull up jumper #4 Omar Roberts @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/jQzcMfhSXN— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
#24 Charles Woods @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/mTCvJbfdoj— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
#13 Corey Mendez @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/GnlTelkk3L— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
#21 Shyheid Petteway with the attack @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/1OoC7CRgi8— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
#1 John Maynor for three @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/NDsia7zApA— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
#22 Joseph Allen bodied his way in the post for the score @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/Dk5YZGATWB— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
Trojan fans your halftime score pic.twitter.com/xZ4z6bAtlB— VSU Athletics (@VSUsports) January 26, 2019
#13 Corey Mendez with another basket. 5:46 left in the first half @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/yl8GoiExdm— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
#2 Justin Faison for three @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @VSUsports pic.twitter.com/NOdOQMTwOK— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) January 26, 2019
CU Bowling Sits in Fourth after Day Two of CIAA Event II
CU Bowling Sits in Fourth after Day Two of CIAA Event II https://t.co/csOMbFN87X
— Chowan Athletics (@cuhawks) January 26, 2019
Resilient Bulldogs Erase Deficit and Secure 47-45 Road Win at Chowan
(FULL STORY AND STATS) Resilient Bulldogs Erase Deficit and Secure 47-45 Road Win at Chowan https://t.co/MdnOWaUacP— BSU Athletics (@BSU_Sports_Info) January 26, 2019
Chowan's Home Winning Streak Snapped Against BSU https://t.co/VmrdVEKONm— Chowan Athletics (@cuhawks) January 27, 2019
MBB HALF | Chowan trails 30-29 at the half against Bowie State. pic.twitter.com/PnIuiWNQk9— Chowan Athletics (@cuhawks) January 26, 2019
Lady Blue Bears Snap 12 - Game Losing Streak
Lady Blue Bears Snap 12 - Game Losing Streak https://t.co/2uBoM78eIP
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
Dunk Fest for Elmore as LC defeats JCSU, 85-75
Dunk Fest for Elmore as LC defeats JCSU, 85-75 https://t.co/Q7NiamYXHQ
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
Carter's 18-18 Night Powers VUU to Win
Carter's 18-18 Night Powers VUU to Win https://t.co/GCAhTyzzqK— Virginia Union Sport (@VUUPanthers) January 27, 2019
WBB vs. Lincoln Photo Gallery https://t.co/GgVcYqB8jJ https://t.co/HXcoJs8tSu— Virginia Union Sport (@VUUPanthers) January 27, 2019
Lady Panthers starts off the 2nd half where they left off at the score is now 55-26 @LUL1onsAthletic— Virginia Union Sport (@VUUPanthers) January 26, 2019
Panthers Snap Lions Win Streak https://t.co/kKmlywbdIa— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
Union Defeats Lincoln 78-75
Union Defeats Lincoln 78-75 https://t.co/DNHZZ64IKa— Virginia Union Sport (@VUUPanthers) January 27, 2019
MBB vs. Lincoln Photo Gallery https://t.co/1krKKhiLQN https://t.co/nVHxWION2L— Virginia Union Sport (@VUUPanthers) January 27, 2019
Lions Rally Falls Short as Panthers Prevail https://t.co/eZGVvCJaUL— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) January 27, 2019
WSSU Rams Hold On for a 66-64 Win at Fayetteville State
Rams Hold On for a 66-64 Win at Fayetteville State https://t.co/vlxBn9GCnr— WSSU Athletics (@WSSU_Athletics) January 27, 2019
— WSSU Athletics (@WSSU_Athletics) January 26, 2019
— WSSU Athletics (@WSSU_Athletics) January 26, 2019
— M3 Media & Basketball Inc. (@m3edia) January 25, 2019
WSSU Rams Escape Capel Arena with a 66-63 Win Over Fayetteville State https://t.co/y6fzeELKa2— FSU Broncos (@FSUBroncos) January 27, 2019
CIAA MBB: At the half, @FSUBroncos gets a 33-29 lead against @wssuwhoops !— FSU Broncos (@FSUBroncos) January 26, 2019
Denzell Hosch and Josh Bryant are the Broncos leading scorers! pic.twitter.com/6Hhgzo3v6B
FSU Broncos Overtake Winston-Salem State 56-51 (RECAP Video)
CIAA MBB: Nakia Rivers gets the 3 and trims the @WSSU_Athletics lead to 64-63 with only 5 seconds left to play!— FSU Broncos (@FSUBroncos) January 26, 2019
Head Coach Serena King-Coleman along with Brittany Drumgoole and Katisha Hyman recap the 56-51 win over WSSU https://t.co/ofF9lVw23X— FSU Broncos (@FSUBroncos) January 27, 2019
CIAA WBB: At the end of the 3rd QTR, @FSUBroncos trail @wssuwhoops 35-38.— FSU Broncos (@FSUBroncos) January 26, 2019
Katisha Hyman and Shantel Bennett both lead the team in points! pic.twitter.com/FuzfDyhPRF
CIAA WBB: At the half, @FSUBroncos trail @wssuwhoops 20-24.— FSU Broncos (@FSUBroncos) January 26, 2019
Shantel Bennett leads the Broncos in points and rebounds! pic.twitter.com/ms4SwUmcSG
Rams Falter Late in 56-51 Loss at Fayetteville State https://t.co/dVK0oxGg7w— WSSU Athletics (@WSSU_Athletics) January 27, 2019
— WSSU Athletics (@WSSU_Athletics) January 26, 2019
After two days of competition, the FSU Broncos are 8-0.
Fayetteville State finishes another day of perfect bowling with a 4-0 sweep over the CIAA South at Event II.
— FSU Broncos (@FSUBroncos) January 27, 2019
After two days of competition, the Broncos are 8-0. pic.twitter.com/yZ5873GZAX
Gold Rush defeat Dillard before record crowd of 3,348
NEW ORLEANS — William Loyd and Jeff Dixon led a second-half rally Saturday that gave Xavier University of Louisiana an 83-76 men's basketball victory against Dillard in the Crosstown Classic.A Convocation Center-record crowd of 3,348 watched the Gold Rush (12-9, 3-3 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference) defeat the Bleu Devils (11-7, 4-2) for the first time in eight games.
Loyd scored 22 points and was 8-of-11 from the floor. Dixon produced 16 points, five rebounds and seven assists.
XULA trailed 26-15 in the 12th minute but cut Dillard's lead to 36-35 by halftime. In the second half Loyd scored 16 points, and Dixon had 11 points and five assists.
Dixon's basket with 8:45 remaining put the Gold Rush ahead to stay, 56-55. XULA led by four points or more for the final 5:34.
Anfernee King scored a career-best 13 points for XULA — he was 5-of-7 from the floor — and Galen Smith scored 11.
Rick Curry produced 26 points and seven rebounds for the Bleu Devils. Xavian Mckay had 14 points and six assists, and Jeron Rogers had 12 points and six rebounds.
XULA outshot Dillard 56.4 to 53.8 percent from the floor and outrebounded the Bleu Devils 33-24. In the second half XULA shot 61.3 percent from the floor (19-of-31) and committed four turnovers.
It was the 142nd meeting in a series that began in 1948. The Gold Rush lead the series 85-57. XULA will visit Dillard Feb. 16.
Next for XULA will be a visit to GCAC and city rival SUNO at 7:30 p.m. Monday — the first of four consecutive road games.
BOX SCORE
Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
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Hill keeps Gold Nuggets atop GCAC mountain
NEW ORLEANS — Jas Hill scored 27 points Saturday to lead Xavier University of Louisiana to a 66-54 women's basketball victory against Dillard in the Crosstown Classic at XULA's Convocation Center.The Gold Nuggets (16-5, 6-0) took sole possession of first place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. Dillard (14-7, 6-1) dropped into a second-place tie with Talladega.
Hill was 9-of-13 from the floor and had five rebounds and four steals in 25 minutes. She scored 15 points in the second half.
XULA trailed 17-12 after one quarter but outscored the Lady Bleu Devils in each of the last three quarters. XULA led 30-28 at halftime and took the lead for good, 43-40, on a Jalyn Hodge 3-pointer at 2:08 of the third period.
Two Hill free throws in the final minute gave the Gold Nuggets their largest lead, 66-50.
Joi Simmons had eight points, seven rebounds and two steals for XULA. Nahrie Pierce had seven points and nine rebounds. Maya Trench grabbed seven rebounds.
Adriiana Jackson scored 13 points and Alyssa Washington 11 for Dillard.
XULA outshot Dillard 43.1 to 31 percent from the floor and outrebounded the Lady Bleu Devils 45-31.
The victory assured XULA of finishing the year with a winning record for the 18th consecutive season. The Gold Nuggets will visit GCAC and city rival SUNO at 5:30 p.m. Monday.
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Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
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Flickinger Honor Roll produces a record 128 qualifiers
NEW ORLEANS — For the second straight year at Xavier University of Louisiana Athletics, the Sister Grace Mary Flickinger Honor Roll broke a school record with more than 100 honorees.This time the record is 128 qualifiers in 2018 — a 25-percent increase from 102 in 2017.
Flickinger Honor Roll honorees are athletes, managers, graduate assistants and spirit-squad performers who passed 12 or more hours with a minimum 3.0 grade-point average during the spring 2018 semester or the fall 2018 semester. Students in graduate school must pass six hours. The students were recognized Saturday during the XULA-Dillard basketball Crosstown Classic at the Convocation Center.
"With our department the biggest it has ever been, we are proud to say that our student-athletes' classroom success continues to excel," Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs/Director of Athletics & Recreation Jason Horn said. "Academics builds the foundation for our student-athletes' success beyond the Xavier community, and our department and the Xavier community can be extremely proud of what they have accomplished."
This is the fifth year of the awards, previously known as the Athletic Director's Honor Roll but renamed in 2017 to honor a longtime XULA biology faculty member and faculty athletics representative. Flickinger retired from XULA after the 2016-17 academic year and described herself Friday as "one of the healthiest 83-year-olds you can imagine. I am blessed.
"I am overwhelmed to have my name attached to this honor," Flickinger said. "One of my greatest joys in religious life has been my involvement with the hard-working good students in Xavier Athletics."
The following are members of the Flickinger Honor Roll for their 2018 academic achievements (all are athletes unless noted):
Men's Basketball
Donovan Armstrong
Ed Carter
Bradley Dunn (manager)
Khalil McCoy
Dalen Wigley-Jones (manager)
Men's Cross Country/Track and Field
Ayinde Abanu
Kadeem Burton
Keairez Coleman
Devin Dumas
Ethan Gipson
Elijah Johnson-Henderson
Kyle Logan
Evan Simmons
Oji Wells
Ammiel Williams
Men's Tennis
Shaikh Abdullah
Chris Anders
Pierre Andrieu
Samir Chikhaoui
Catalin Fifea
Gabriel Niculescu
Santiago Perez
Women's Basketball
Mikayla Bates
Shaun Borne (manager)
Alexis Burke (also a member of women's track and field)
Adriana Fernandez
Anica Gacevic
Kyle Grant (manager)
Jalyn Hodge
Jordyn Jackson (manager)
Shaelyn Johnson
Taylor Jones
Ireyon Keith (also a member of women's track and field)
Eden Keller (manager)
Jayla Nichols
Kennedy Righteous (manager)
Kelsee Singleton (graduate assistant)
Gina Smith
Maya Trench
Essence Wells
Women's Cross Country/Track and Field
Maya Alexander
Clarke Allen
Alexis Burke (also a member of women's basketball)
Drew Chatters
Ariel Ford
Junine Goodison
Dorian Hill
Chinyere Jones
Janelle Jones
Ireyon Keith (also a member of women's basketball)
Hajjia Mohammed
Niyah Odum
Brianna Pace
Celita-Ashley Pope
Taylor Price
Justyce Riggs
Raven Riley
Hillary Smith
Alysia Terry
Bria Ward
Alexis Williams
Ariane Williams
Calah Williams
Karyn Wilson (manager)
Women's Tennis
Nour Abbes (graduate assistant)
Lacee Ancar
Julia Anglin
Angela Charles-Alfred
Charlene Goreau
Yi Chen Pao
Women's Volleyball
Damilola Dada
Micah Daggs (manager)
Jaida Dowd
Monet Fontaine
Beatrice Formilan
Amanda Perry
Vivica Price-Spraggins
Adili Rikondja
Kaelan Temple
Spirit Groups
(Cheerleaders, Gold Star Dancers, Golden Girls Pom Squad)
Asha Abiade
Cayla Adams
Jada Adams
Alexis Arceneaux
Mizani Ball
Kyla Baron
Kayla Beamon
Kelsi Bradford
Amyre Brandom
La'Tia Brown
Elexie Bryant
Tiffany Charlot
Tasia Clark
Tatiana Collins
Kiara Davillier
Chasity Davis
Demadria Davis
Alexus Dogan
Angelica Franklin
Kelsey Green
Angelle Guillard
Sarah Hale
Saraiah Harris
Kiara Hawkins
Ta'nia Higginbotham
Christina Hodges
Tiffany Hogan
Aiyana Hudson
Sydney Hughes
Alexis Hunter
Curjie Jalauni
Niya Jeter-Lockett
Arielle Jones
Breanna Jones
Maya Lawrence
Akili Lewis
Megan Littleton
Iesha Moreland
Clover Moten
Ma-Jeanne Nganga
Kiara Norman
Maya Phillips
Jorian Reeves
Imanaee Ryan
Courtney Smith
Milana Thompson
Eryn Townsend
Deja Turner
M'ya Washington
Joya Wright
Shaune Yancey
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